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Many of these discussions result in future enhancements of the product. The development team definitely reads these forums and responds appropriately. Also keep in mind that by the time beta testing starts, the current feature set is pretty much locked so don't think that you'll be able to request a new feature at that time and see it in the final deliverable product. If you are selected to participate in a beta test of the software, make sure that you give feedback on what you see and how you like it. The developers do read these discussions so again, be positive and give suggestions on what you would like to see done with future releases. You will need to be active in the discussion forums if you want to be selected to test the software. This can be done by visiting the MyFeedback website at and creating a login.

#AUTOCAD LAND DESKTOP 2009 PULL DOWN MENUS SOFTWARE#

Another way that you can get involved with the future of the software is to sign up for beta testing of the product.

(I submitted this wish list item and even though it wasn't in the top ten, this ability became available in Civil 3D 2009.) Saying that you would like to be able to edit parcel line segment lables could help shape the future of the software. Sending an email saying that you hate the product or that it crashes too often will not make the software any better. By an appropriate email, I'm suggesting that you include opinions or suggestions for future releases of the product. Now I'm not saying that Carl Bass is the one that's going to read that email, but the email will get forwarded to the proper department if it's appropriate.

Send an email to ANYONE at Autodesk using the standard Autodesk email format FirstName dot LastName at autodesk dot com.

So maybe you can add your agreement to a wish in the discussion forum even if it doesn't make your "top ten" list.

Most of the time there are more wishes that I want than the ten for which I cast votes (the limit of votes you get for wish list items). Be sure to read the details about submission cycles and check the forums often in case someone has a question about the wish that you submitted or you can ask someone else questions about their wish. There is also a discussion forum for the Civil 3D wish list items. One way to influence the future of Autodesk products is to join AUGI at and submit requests to the Civil 3D wish list.Here's one of the things she shared with us.Īutodesk is always looking for people like you that want to help influence the future of the software. Dana is such a great person and is always excited to share her knowledge and ideas with everyone she meets. I would like to thank Dana Probert for spending some time with T.

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My brain is so full of stuff that I want to share with my fellow employees and I can't wait to get back to work and start sharing. Well Autodesk University 2008 is finally over and I'm sitting here in the airport waiting for the airplane to arrive that takes me back to Austin. Something similar happens with parcels so be sure to delete parcel segments using the appropriate tool as well. The reason you should always delete pipe network objects using this tool is because the pipe network part must be disconnected from other parts in the network before they are removed from the drawing. Left click on any structures or pipes that you want deleted from the network. The tool you want is the "Delete Pipe Network Object".Īfter selecting the "Delete Pipe Network Object" tool, you are prompted to "Select Structure or Pipe". After you select the pipe or structure you are deleting, the Network Layout Tools toolbar will appear.

The command line prompts you to "Select part from pipe network:".

Here's the proper way to delete the structure and pipe.įrom the Pipes menu list, select "Edit Pipe Network.". I know it's very tempting to just run the erase command and select the structure and pipe to be deleted, but that's what causes the issue. After a round of revisions, the pipe and one of the structures in the red rectangle needs to be removed. Here I have two pipe networks Water (blue) and Wastewater (green). According to Autodesk, deleting a pipe using the AutoCAD erase command has been corrected in Civil 3D 2009, but since I know some of you may still be using Civil 3D 2008 or earlier, I'm going to show you the proper way to delete an object in Civil 3D. For example: deleting parcel segments or pipe network objects. Sometimes using AutoCAD commands on Civil 3D objects is okay and sometimes it causes problems.